What to compare
| Check on Nitrado's page | Flux | |
|---|---|---|
| How you pay | Slot count and rental period | Per plan, sized by memory; players are not counted |
| Entry price | Its current order page | $4.99/month for 8 GB and 2 vCores |
| Memory and CPU | Whether a figure is stated | Stated on every plan, and dedicated: 8, 12 or 16 GB |
| Player limit | Whether it follows the slots bought | 128 on every plan |
| Terms | Rental periods offered | Monthly, pay-as-you-go, no contract |
| Locations | Its data centre list | 50+ countries on a decentralized network |
Slots versus memory
Plans here are sized by the hardware: each states its RAM and cores and reserves them for your server, and every plan allows up to 128 players. A team that grows does not buy seats; it moves up a plan only if the factory needs more memory or CPU.
That is the number to look for on any host. Satisfactory asks for 8 GB at minimum and suggests 16 GB for large saves or more than four players, and a factory that outgrows its memory or its CPU shows it as a falling tick rate long before anyone runs out of slots.
When Nitrado is the better choice
- You already run other servers there and prefer its interface, which many players already know.
Moving a factory across
A Satisfactory save is a file. Keep a copy on your computer, connect to your Flux server in the in-game Server Manager, log in as admin and upload it, then load it. Your factory comes with it.
Frequently asked questions
What is a good Nitrado alternative for Satisfactory?
Flux hosts Satisfactory with plans sized by memory from $4.99/month for 8 GB, no per-slot pricing, 50+ countries to choose from and no contract.
How do Flux plans differ from slot-based hosting?
Flux plans are priced by CPU and memory, which each plan states. The player limit is not what you pay for; it is 128 on every plan.
Can I move my Satisfactory save from Nitrado?
Yes. With a copy of the save on your computer, upload it to your Flux server from the in-game Server Manager and load it.